I want to remember
but I don't want to hurt
I block out the truth
when I rewind the past
But there was something is his stare
so sincere, so whole
Though he'd been through hell
Said he was simply blank
something I was all too familiar with
My almost first kiss,
leather jacket,
three week stubble and foul words
Under fluorescent lights
my neon crown dim in comparison with your smile
The elevator getting closer and closer
our time diminishing with every passing floor
Before I knew it my lips were on your cheek
oh how soft and warm it felt
But then I was turning,
my dress twirling, my heels loud against the hard floor
Sneaking one last glance at your handsome face
before stealing away down the stairs, never to see you again.
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Seeking Solace
Poetry"No One Sane writes a novel" "Now you see What's wrong with me." // Chicklit #366 Miscellaneous poems of a never ending sort.